MyGolfNUS
Members' Golf Club Card
Designed by Davis Love III, Bluffton Golf Club was engineered and constructed as one of the most environmentally compliant golf courses in Beaufort County and Bluffton.
Bluffton Golf Club is one of the Hilton Head areas most playable golf courses, neither too long, nor overly difficult. It provides terrific variety and puts maximum value on a golfers approach into the greens. The course is routed through pines, oaks, and native coastal wetlands.
A favorite among locals and recently named “2010 Golf Course of the Year” by the Low Country Golf Course Owners Association, Crescent Pointe Golf Club has also become increasingly popular among tourists and visitors to Hilton Head Island.
Whether you live in the area or are planning your next vacation to Hilton Head Island, you won’t want to miss Crescent Pointe Golf Club. The golf course was designed by Arnold Palmer and is the only Arnie designed, public golf course in the Hilton Head / Blufton area. Come out and see what most of our golfers already know – Crescent Pointe is easily one of the best golf courses in the low country.
The Lowcountry’s Newest 18 Hole Championship Golf Course
The Golf Club at Hilton Head Lakes is the Lowcountry’s newest 18-hole championship golf course. Expertly designed by Tommy Fazio to take full advantage of the property’s lakes and natural wetlands, the versatile course offers five sets of teesa challenge for golfers of all skill levels. With deliberately angled greens, expansive fairways, and well-placed bunkers, the Par 72, 7,300-yard course offers a variety of holes to test a golfer’s creativity, shot-making skills and strategic thinking.
We’ve paired this demanding, popular course with the area’s best 36-acre practice facility, including target greens, bunkers, and multiple practice greens; a Par 3 short course ranging from 70 to 180 yards; a full-service golf shop; and lunch served daily at the Cafe at Hilton Head Lakes.
In the Hilton Head area, Old South Golf Links is regarded as a favorite year after year by local residents and visitors alike. Since the Clyde Johnstons designed course opened, golfers continue to be attracted to the natural beauty of lowcountry golf that Old South provides.
Just over the bridge from Hilton Head Island, vacationers regularly make the short trip to Bluffton to play golf amid towering oaks and rolling terrain while soaking in magnificent views from the island greens abutting the intracoastal marshes of McKays Creek. Golfers are often greeted by the abundant wildlife from wood storks to soaring hawks and grazing deer to lagoons inhabited by alligators.
